Yet another reason not to buy any of this stuff at launch. Why spend hours downloading a day-one patch at the same time as hundreds of thousands of other people when you can wait until next year, when these systems have more games and there are more compelling reasons to actually buy them?

Somewhere, there's a decomposing corpse wearing a track suit and sunglasses that looks as though it's smiling.

Late Roman Republic to early Roman Empire. Roughly 270 B.C to 14 A.D. The three Roman factions are fairly historically based - the Marius reforms, overthrow of the Senate, and building of the Roman Empire are all there. Playing the other factions naturally has you go off the rails completely and they aren't as…

Isn't all this "i don't care" knee jerk reaction just a form of closeted homophobia?

Just to be clear... this is from a guy who catches balls for a living, right?

Homeworld went for 1.35 million and Sega couldn't get in on that action for Relic's sake?

Fucking illusions, how do they work?

Must be rough being a fanboy. Poor you. I'll just be over here playing absolutely god damn everything because I'm not a jackass who clings to one platform to the derision of all the other ones.

Completely agree. Wasn't impressed by Skyrim in the least. The setting was cool, but just like Oblivion, I couldn't get past the plodding, utterly uninteresting gameplay. There was nothing there. You experienced everything the gameplay had to offer in the first hour of the game and all of it was the same weightless…

Second picture hints at a persistent territory control campaign, which is always an interesting concept. Excited for this, the art is absolutely gorgeous. .

The only "proper" boneless chicken wing is that perfect hunk of awesomeness you get when you properly eject the bones out of a wing segment without tearing it apart. I enjoy a well sauced drummet as much as the next guy but this is what I think of first when I think "boneless chicken wing"... OM NOM NOM.

Boneless wings are bullshit.

Vaygr Carrier(?) at :31. I clapped for joy.